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| Like arrays, Matrices are fixed in size. You allocate the memory for it when created and it cannot be changed. | Like arrays, Matrices are fixed in size. You allocate the memory for it when created and it cannot be changed. | ||
| + | In theory, a matrix can have as many dimensions as you want. As many times as you can nest an array in an array, a matrix of that many dimensions can be created. Because that's all a matrix is, at least this type of matrix, an array of arrays to the nth degree. | ||
| =====Recursion===== | =====Recursion===== | ||
| The concept of recursion is actually simple but implementing it is more challenging than you might think. Recursion works by creating a function that calls itself until it hits a base case to end/ | The concept of recursion is actually simple but implementing it is more challenging than you might think. Recursion works by creating a function that calls itself until it hits a base case to end/ | ||
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